The University Bookman

 
 

Volume 34, Number 2 (Fall 1994)

Contents

Editor’s Note: A Tribute to Russell Kirk

Essay 8 October 2000
The Splendor of Dedication
by Eugene V. Clark
Best of the Bookman 2 October 2011
Knight of Truth
by Gerhart Niemeyer
A eulogy for Russell Kirk.
Best of the Bookman 9 October 2011
Russell Kirk: An Appreciation
by Andrew Shaughnessy
Best of the Bookman 16 October 2011
An Augustine for Our Age
by Jeffrey O. Nelson
Best of the Bookman 23 October 2011
Death of a Giant
by William A. Rusher
A tribute to Russell Kirk
Best of the Bookman 30 October 2011
Mr. Conservative
by Frederick D. Wilhelmsen
Best of the Bookman 6 November 2011
The Youthful Writings of Russell Kirk
by Matthew Davis
Best of the Bookman 13 November 2011
A Literary Patrimony
by Cecilia Kirk Nelson
Best of the Bookman 7 October 2012
book cover Rediscovering a Neglected Conservative Mind
by W. Wesley McDonald
Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, by James Fitzjames Stephen. Edited by Stuart D. Warner. Liberty Fund, Inc., 1993 xxix + 270 pp., $19.50 cloth; $7.50, paper.

Also in this Issue

On the Passing of Dr. Russell Kirk
Statement by Governor John Engler

Michigan Senate Resolution
Offered by Senator Joanne Emmons

Is Life Worth Living?
Epilogue from Russell Kirk’s Memoirs

A Note On Russell Kirk

The ... conservative is concerned, first of all, for the regeneration of spirit and character—with the perennial problem of the inner order of the soul, the restoration of the ethical understanding, and the religious sanction upon which any life worth living is founded. This is conservatism at its highest.

Russell Kirk

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